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 1 3 |         of Archon has become of great importance, through the
 2 5 |      low:~Let the heart that is great within you he trained a
 3 12|        wealth were glorious and great,~I bethought me that naught
 4 12|        control,~When riches too great are poured upon men of unbalanced
 5 14|         having found a woman of great stature and beauty, named
 6 15|   continued to speak to them at great length, men whom he had
 7 19|      didst send,~Nobly born and great in deed!~Well did they prove
 8 26|       general populace suffered great losses by war. The soldiers
 9 26|   Antidotus, consequence of the great increase in the number of
10 28|         he was dead there was a great change for the worse. Then
11 35| evil-minded persons who, to the great detriment of the democracy,
12 37|       in every respect showed a great advance in cruelty and crime.
13 56|     keep house, and that of the great Dionysia-the latter in conjunction